No, any dryad who had enough raw power and access to a piece of antediluvian wood could do the same. It's more like someone putting on an inertia belt; pretty nifty but hardly unique.
A dryad with the power to manipulate vulcanized rubber.
They're Dryad's, not Necromancers.
Yes, that sounds about right.
I'd honestly forgotten about that. I'm going to provisionally say 'no'.
Does this version of Kara have the tits for it?
It started out fun, but I had to drop it with the "all the mythical beings have a meeting" arc because Sydney was too much of an insufferable Mary Sue.
Lol, first thing that came to mind was Susan from Monsters vs Aliens
In an informal setting like this, personal names is fine. If you have to work with people whose identities aren't public, though, you'd have to use their 'made-up names' around people now in the know. Best to get into that habit now?
Ah, like The Batman in his early days, back before he was more openly operating with the League.
Ah, the great name shuffle continues?
Unfortunately, it's not like you can call her Supergirl 'x', where 'x' is her universe of origin, since no-one's sure of that.
If she ever visited, anyway. I doubt local Kara would except out of morbid curiosity.
And angelic names aren't exactly unprecedented. Zauriel? Azrael (if Jean-Paul Valley is operating here yet?)
If this movie reference list is to believed, 'Uzod-Ani'. Hardly rolls off the tongue, doesn't it? This one makes it 'zhiuedhyv'. Sadly, Kryptonian in the comics wasn't codified in as much detail other than a letter cipher.
Have you actually mentioned that name to either of them, OL? Or at least had the Ring say it for you?
And while using 'Orange Lantern' and a name is probably how they call a specific one via comms, that's kind of rude face-to-face.
I hope he's giving her the full 'hurrumph!' noise every time he uses that name. ...Kind of reminds me of Hellsing Abridged, with the Nazi werewolf meeting Alucard in episode eight.
Ah, the suffering of the late-era superhero trying to find a name that hasn't been taken yet...
Heh, he's torn between doing the thing and watching the byplay between the others.
...Teenagers...
...Kind of accurate, though. Men are expected to be manly sooner, while women want to be seen as younger for a long time, no?
Ah, the bickering...
...Especially when they say the same thing at the same time with different emphases.
Hey, you could make it a global poll - have the whole world chime in on their picks.
Though Nightwing better stay free until Robin 'graduates'...
Could be worse, she could go for 'Strong Girl'. There's a Marvel character using the masculine version of the name...
Sadly, Kara here is not nearly militant enough to use the role name of a fighter aircraft.
Which has so many mythological implications...
Still odd that the DCAU used that name rather than making her Supes' cousin.
Does Kara have a problem? I know some kryptons are... Problematic about them.
That has been one of the possibilities floated about her origin, hasn't it?
That's fair of her.
'Cute' has different meanings to different cultures, you know. Just look at stuff like Japan.
...Oh, that's going to be hilarious, especially when she sees the window.
I mean, how else to test durability?
Don't worry, you don't have to be standing behind them. That would be irresponsible.
It does improve past there. The comic is nominally about her and she does have one of the most advanced and powerful powersets in the setting... If she can last long enough to learn how to use it. Maxima is the current focus of a lot of pages right now...
Sounds like something for the Eros thr-
Dangit! You beat me to the joke!